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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1951

Page

6

All Stars Triumph in May 30 Tourney Prep

Stewart and Crone's All Stars defeated North Liberty 11 to 3 after a six run rally in the eighth inning. Washington had 11 runs on 13 hits aided by North Liberty errors. Memorial Day tournament at Greenfield announced with noon start May 30 featuring Cochran Roofing Iowa City Glen Towers Des Moines Stewart Crone Washington Ottumwa Buckhorn Tavern Bettendorf Hot-En-Tots Des Moines Marine Grill Corona Tl and Ft. Madison VFW.

Stewart & Crone North Liberty Washington Slade H. LeGrand Hartzel Schmitt Cochran Roofing Iowa City Glen Towers Des Moines Ottumwa Buckrhorn Tavern Bettendorf Hot-En-Tots Marine Grill Corona Ft. Madison VFW

Davenport Editor Ralph Leysen Dies After Stroke

Ralph J. Leysen 68, Davenport Daily Times managing editor and Lee syndicate writer, died at Mercy hospital after a stroke. Born June 23 1898 in Muscatine, he began in newspapers in 1905 and rose to editor roles. He married Ann Witcher. they had a daughter, and his survivor list includes her husband Walter Stockley of Time magazine.

Davenport Ralph J. Leysen Davenport Daily Times Iowa Mercy Hospital Leysen the Times Lee Syndicate Muscatine Jacob Leysen Muscatine Journal Journal Ann Gault Witcher Walter Stockley Time Magazine Wilton Cona

Memorial Day Program Honors Disabled Veterans

Dorothy Deloris Virginia Kathleen Wehr Gene Wehr and Mrs Marie Marie attended a Keota and Sigourney VFW Memorial day program for disabled veterans at Knoxville. The girls performed three quartet numbers including My Happiness Alice Blue Gown and Mockin Bird Hill.

Dorothy Deloris Virginia Kathleen Wehr Gene Wehr Marie Marie Keota and Sigourney Vfw Knoxville Mockin Bird Hill

Baseball Night Matchups Across Leagues

Major League schedules show Boston at New York, Brooklyn at Philadelphia, Chicago at Cincinnati, and Pittsburgh at St. Louis for night games. The American League list includes New York at Boston and St. Louis at Chicago with Cleveland visiting Detroit and Philadelphia at Washington.

Boston New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburgh St. Louis Cleveland Detroit Washington United Press Wom Wittspurgh Cleveland St. Louws

Boston Chicago Gain On New York Yanks

In a tight pennant race the White Sox and Red Sox swept doubleheaders to extend winning streaks. The White Sox beat Cleveland 4–2 and 6–4, now 11 straight, while the Red Sox crushed the Senators 9–1 and 7–1 as Boston rose toward the Yankees. The Yankees split with Philadelphia and fell behind by one game. Detroit took both ends from the Browns.

Boston Chicago New York Yanks Yankees White Sox Red Sox Athletics Cleveland Indians Browns Senators Frank Spee) Shea Bobby Shantz Detroit Tigers Giants Phillies Cardinals Reds

Priscilla Club Holds Annual May Breakfast

The Priscilla club held its annual May breakfast at 10 30 am on Friday May 25 in Mrs Victor Stacy s home. Serving committee members included Mrs Fay Greene Mrs L C Hill Mrs Halle Hanft Mrs J H Wy kert and Mrs Carrie Lewis. Covina California visitor Mrs Ginevra Johnston joined gatherings at the United Presbyterian home in Washington. Rev C S Ramsdale newly elected assistant stated clerk at the 93rd general assembly served Des Moines last week. Marilyn Hill nurse trainee at Iowa Methodist hospital left for St Louis to begin psychiatric affiliation May 2 to August 28. Rev Eugene Shipley of Olds Congregational preached at 2 pm Sunday.

Zion Congregational Church Here Pritchard Samuel Pritchard Iowa City United Presbyterian Church Columbus City Thomas Evans Mercy Hospital Robert Vince Hershey Hospital Muscatine Delbert Jordan Bellevue Hospital Kenneth Lukins Fern Heath Martha Butler Columbus Junction Priscilla Club Victor Stacy Fay Greene L. C. Hill Halle Hanft J. H. Wykert Carrie Lewis Covina Calif Ginevra Johnston United Presbyterian Home Washington C. S. Ramsdale Argo United Marilyn Hill Mero Iowa Methodist Hospital Des Moines St. Louis City Hospital St. Louis Eugene Shipley Congregational Church Olds

Australian plant tests color coding to boost cleanliness

An Australian auto firm painted walls and machines green with white ceilings and color coded switches pipes and aisles blue red yellow and aluminum to improve working conditions. Workers adopted tidy habits and even wore office attire. a control corner left unpainted showed less cleanliness and ongoing effort to maintain order.

Eagle to Attend Iowa 4-H Conservation Camp

18 year old Robert Eagle of Ainsworth will attend the Iowa 4-H Conservation Camp at Camp Mitigwa near Boone from June 5 to 8. He was chosen for outstanding 4-H activities and conservation interest by the state staff. The camp features field tours on fish soil birds and plant life and geology with light activities including sports vesper programs and campfire sessions. Sponsored by the Iowa Agricultural Extension Service and Federal Cartridge Company the camp hosts 55 boys and 55 girls plus staff. Poet Badger Clark will attend and will arrive a day late to receive an honorary doctorate from South Dakota State College on June 5.

Robert Eagle Herman Eagle Ainsworth Camp Mitigwa Boone Iowa State College Thomas A. Robb Iowa Agricultural Extension Service Federal Cartridge Company Minneapolis Badger Clark Black Hills South Dakota State College

Biologist Proves Salamander Body Water Extractable

A biologist at General Electric's Research Laboratory demonstrates that at least half of a salamander's body water can be drawn out without killing the animal, indicating a high water reserve.

General Electric Company

Senator Vandenberg Warns Against Using Air Force Against China

Vandenberg told the Senate investigative committee that the U. S. Air Force should remain intact as the sole deterrent to war and not be dissipated in Korea. He argued that using full air power against China might not decisively end the conflict, though it could pressure peace talks.

MacArthur Vandenberg U. S Bovh Vandenberg Senate China Russia

Indian Creek Club Hosts Miscel laneous Shower for Farriers

Indian Creek Club in Sandy Hook reports a midweek gathering led by Mrs. D. W. Tucker with fourteen members and two guests. A miscellaneous shower for newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Ray Farrier is planned at the schoolhouse Friday evening with forty attendees. The Farriers received candy bars and cigars.

Sandy Hook Indian Creek Club D. W. Tucker Allen Breiter Ray Farrier James Kel Jer Fairfield Herbert Hammen's Nadine Everett Klein Harper R. F. Palmer Huston Texas Palmer

Pricing controls under fair trade methods discussed

The text notes over 35 trillion dollars of goods sold annually in the United States under resale price maintenance allowing brands to set minimum resale prices. It cites fair trade items in 12 retail fields like drug stores totaling 5 trillion and other price maintenance methods at 30 trillion, including consign- ment selling and exclusive auto dealerships.

U.S

Fredericks Enjoy Tulsa Visit With Military Ties

Dr and Mrs K E Frederick Ronnie and Lance travel to Tulsa Oklahoma to visit J Phillips and family. The Freddicks and Lipps are former Marines once stationed at Camp LeJeune NC. The group includes relatives from Cedar Rapids Fort Myers Falls Church and Iowa City with a Washington hosting family.

K. E. Frederick Ronnie Lance Tulsa Okla J. Phillips Frederick Phillips Marine Corps Camp LeJeune North Carolina Albert Wehr Ralph Wehr Olds Robert Day Atlantic H. T. Shranger Joe Allen Jones Falls Church R. L. van Meter Jack Netherly Cedar Rapids C. H. van Meter Ft. Meyers, Fla Dorothy van Meter DeWitt Helen Crull San Kafall Calif Mel Baker Diane Iowa City B. H. van Meter Washington

Labor Saving At Field Day Near Bloomfield

The Southern Iowa Experimental Farm Field Day opening session showcases labor saving methods. Registration starts 1 p.m. under Roy F. McAllister with a 1:30 p.m. program by C H Van Vinck on labor saving in livestock care. Visitors tour drainage results, wet grass varieties, and crop variety trials with lime and fertilizer demonstrations.

Southern Iowa Bloomfield Davis County Extension Roy F. McAllister C. H. van Vinck Iowa State College Agricultural Engineer

Canvassing Continues Across Local Precincts

A fragmented roster lists volunteers and canvassers including Carol Anderson Kay Garrett Beverly Baker Kay Wittmer Nancy Loveless Karen Lance Beverly Tucker Ruthanne Brown Judy Fern Delores Thomas Ann Peterson Carol Garrett Elaine Sturgis Nellie Jo Lindsey Karen Foster as canvassing efforts proceed from Page 1 through continued coverage.

Carol Anderson Kay Garrett Beverly Baker Kay Wittmer Nancy Loveless Karen Lance Beverly Tucker Ruthanne Brown Judy Fern Delores Thomas Ann Peterson Carol Garrett Elaine Sturgis Nellie Jo Lindsey Karen Foster

Hospital Admissions and Birth Notices

Admitted Saturday include Mrs. Nola Faulkner medical Roy Musgrove Mrs. Charles Johnson Keota Mrs. John Richards and baby daugh ter Jim Jenkins Keota Mrs. Mable Dunston Packwood Mrs. David Masson and baby daugh ter Mrs. Sylvanius Miller Jr and baby son Kalona Today Robert Brinton Brighton Mrs Cloyce Dill Keota and Mrs Nola Faulkner tonsillectomies Marita Mullen Ronald Horn Stephen Talbot Allen Hunsaker Dixie Edmondson Births Saturday afternoon Mr and Mrs Wilfred McDonald Keota daughter Today Mr and Mrs Olin Harris Washington daughter Mr and Mrs George R Norman daughter

Roy Musgrove Charles Johnson Keota John Richards Jim Jenkins Mable Dunston Packwood David Masson Sylvanius Miller Jr Kalona Robert Brinton Brighton Cloyce Dill Wilfred McDonald Olin Harris Washington George R, Norman

Indiana Grower Finds Terra-Lite Vermiculite Best Propagation Medium

A leading Indiana poinsettia grower reports Terra-Lite vermiculite yields excellent propagation. He blends it with potting soil at transplanting to assure longer, healthier plant life.

Indiana

Community Birthday and Household Guests Across Town

Edith Atack celebrated a birthday at Ida Cavender's home after returning from Tampa Florida. Visitors included W W Hise of Marshalltown with George Dare, Rev and Mrs Longfellow visiting Bedford, Maull and Sharpe from Mason City touring Council Bluffs and Lincoln, and Harold Baxter with daughter Jean from Cleveland en route from Ames. Barbara Dare and a roommate returned to Iown Wesleyan Mt Pleasant after a weekend with George Dare. Howard Miller's mother-in-law arrived from Chula Vista stopping in Devil's Lake to visit Henry Miller's family. Privates LeRoy Havel and Norman Van Trump home on leave from Camp Atterbury hosted by Havel and Van Trump families.

Edith Atack Ida Cavender Ames Howard Washington Glenn Zaring Dave Elder Barbara Dare Iown Wesleyan Mt. Pleasant Miss Dare George Dare Howard Miller Chula Vista Calif Devil's Lake N. Lak Henry H. Miller LeRoy V. Havel Norman van Trump Camp Atterbury Indiana Roy Havel A. S. van Trump West Chester

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